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Chrysler 300 Key Replacement

Chrysler 300s have been on Dallas–Fort Worth roads since the 1999 era, and across 4 key generations this model has used 4 different key systems — transponder (remote head / sep. fob); transponder (remote head); fobik (integrated, win module); smart proximity (push-to-start). Whichever yours is, DFW Keys 4 Cars cuts and programs it at your location, 24/7: spare keys, lost-everything replacements, fob programming, and lockouts. Call (214) 717-6398.


About 300 Keys

The table below is our verified key reference for the Chrysler 300 — model years, key types, and the transponder/immobilizer family each generation uses. Generations overlap at boundary years, and trim levels (keyed vs. push-to-start) can differ within the same year, so we always confirm the exact part by VIN before dispatching.

Model / GenerationYearsKey TypeTransponder / ImmobilizerBlade / FCC
3001999–2004Transponder (remote head / sep. fob)Texas Crypto 4D / 4D64 (also 4D60)Y160 (CY24)
3002005–2007Transponder (remote head)Philips Crypto 2 / Hitag-2 / ID46 / NXP PCF7941Y160 (CY24)
3002008–2010FOBIK (integrated, WIN module)Philips ID46 / NXP PCF7941, PCF7341Y160 emerg. blade (FOBIK has no cut blade)
3002011–2021Smart proximity (push-to-start)Hitag AES / ID 4A / NXP PCF7953MEmergency insert blade

Security System & Immobilizer

Chrysler’s Sentry Key immobilizer (SKIM) started with 4D64 chips, moved to Philips ID46, then to the WIN-module fobik key, and finally to Keyless Enter-N-Go proximity fobs on Hitag AES (4A) encryption.

On the 300 specifically, the immobilizer families we see are: Texas Crypto 4D / 4D64 (also 4D60), Philips Crypto 2 / Hitag-2 / ID46 / NXP PCF7941, Philips ID46 / NXP PCF7941, PCF7341, Hitag AES / ID 4A / NXP PCF7953M. A key that is cut correctly but not programmed to this system will turn the locks and never start the engine — programming is the half of the job that matters.

Which key does your year have?

  • 1999–2004: Transponder (remote head / sep. fob) — Texas Crypto 4D / 4D64 (also 4D60) (Y160 (CY24))
  • 2005–2007: Transponder (remote head) — Philips Crypto 2 / Hitag-2 / ID46 / NXP PCF7941 (Y160 (CY24))
  • 2008–2010: FOBIK (integrated, WIN module) — Philips ID46 / NXP PCF7941, PCF7341 (Y160 emerg. blade (FOBIK has no cut blade))
  • 2011–2021: Smart proximity (push-to-start) — Hitag AES / ID 4A / NXP PCF7953M (Emergency insert blade)

Our 300 Key Services


Chrysler 300 Key FAQ

I lost the only key to my 300. What now?

We come to the vehicle, verify ownership, cut a new key from the VIN, and program it on-site. No tow, no dealer wait — this is our most common 300 call.

My 300 is push-to-start. Can you really program that outside the dealer?

Yes. Late-model 300s (2011–2021) use a proximity smart key on the Hitag AES / ID 4A / NXP PCF7953M system — our trucks carry the fobs and the programmer. We cut the emergency blade too.

My 300 is older — do you still stock keys for it?

Yes. We carry blanks and chips going back to the 1999–2004 generation (transponder (remote head / sep. fob)), and a code-cut fresh key usually turns a worn lock better than any copy of your worn key.

How fast can you reach my 300 in DFW?

We dispatch the nearest mobile unit across the whole metroplex, 24/7. Call (214) 717-6398 with your location and we’ll give you an honest ETA.